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Before commencing assembly, please read these instructions thoroughly! R GPVERSION THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS LENGTH : 90mm INSTRUCTION MANUAL RADIO CONTROLLED.

1 Before commencing assembly, please read these instructions thoroughly! R GPVERSION THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS LENGTH : 90mm INSTRUCTION MANUAL RADIO CONTROLLED.6 ENGINE POWERED RACING BOAT GP BLUESTREAK 800 INDEX REQUIRED FOR OPERATION BEFORE YOU BEGIN RADIO PREPARATION ASSEMBLY OPERATING YOUR MODEL SAFELY HOW TO HANDLE ENGINE POWERED BOATS SPARE PARTS & OPTIONAL PARTS 9 0 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS This radio control model is not a toy! First-time builders should seek advice from people having building experience in order to assemble the model correctly and to produce its performance to full extent. Assemble this kit only in places out of childrenõs reach! Take enough safety precautions prior to operating this model. You are responsible for this modelõs assembly and safe operation! Always keep this instruction manual ready at hand for quick reference, even after completing the assembly. *SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. No. 90

2 R R REQUIRED FOR OPERATION channel & servo radio for R/C models, and battery box. Required for engine starting: () Explanations on the radio are based on the FUTABA radio. channel radio 8 AA-size Batteries (For Transmitter) 8 pcs. Battery Box If already supplied with the radio, there is no need to purchase a battery box separately. AA-size Batteries (For Receiver) pcs. Glow Fuel & Fuel Pump HANDY FUEL Booster Cord Plug Wrench WARNING: Gasoline or kerosene cannot be used. Fuel Pump AA AA For proper radio handling, refer to its manual. AA With any other radio: If you are using your own radio, ensure its servos correspond in size to the servos in the diagram below. < Suitable servo dimensions > No.70 Fuel-proof paint No KYOSHO SPRAY COLOR If greater fuel resistance is required, use a urethane paint. CAUTION: Before using spray colors, always read their explanations! KY OSH O S PR AY CO LO R KY OSH O S PR AY CO LO R TOOLS REQUIRED Phillips Screwdriver (L.M.S) Needle Nose Pliers Wire Cutters Sand Paper Sharp Hobby Knife Scissors Silicone Glue SILICONE Instant Glue Awl Epoxy Glue Epoxy A Epoxy B Read through the manual before you begin, so you will have an overall idea of what to do. BEFORE YOU BEGIN () Symbols used throughout the instruction manual, comprise: Cut off shaded portion. Assemble left and right sides the same way. x Check all parts. If you find any defective or missing parts, contact your local dealer or our Kyosho Distributor. Assemble as many times as specified (here: twice). Assemble in the specified order. Apply grease. Do not do that! mm Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: mm). Cut off excess. Tentatively tighten. Do not overlook this symbol! Pay close attention here! Apply epoxy glue. Must be purchased separately! Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. Warning!

3 CH- BATT. CH- BEFORE YOU BEGIN () This kit contains many screws in and other hardware different metric sizes and shapes. For your reference, the figures in the manual show actual sizes. (Some screws are extras.) Types of screws: Screw Self-tapping (TP) Screw 5 Set Screw Cap Screw TP Self-tapping (TP) screws cut threads into the parts when being tightened. Excessive force may permanently damage parts when tightening TP screws. It is recommended to stop tightening when the part is securely attached or when some resistance is felt after the threaded portion enters the plastic. How size of screw is given: Screw mm mm Overtightened. The threads are stripped. RADIO PREPARATION Handle Speed Control Stick Speed Control Trim CH- BATT. CH- Rudder Trim Antenna Speed Control Stick Switch Rudder Stick For forward movement & stop. CH- BATT. CH- Rudder Stick For steering (left and right bends). Battery Cover Set up a radio control system as indicated below. Plug in connectors. Install the AA-size batteries. Extend the transmitter antenna. If not, the range of the transmitter will not be sufficient! Undo the receiver antenna. If not, the range of the receiver will not be sufficient! 5 Center all trims. (Transmitter) 6 Switch on. (Transmitter) 7 Switch on. (Receiver) 8 Check that the servos move according to your inputs. (Transmitter) Antenna Connector 9 Switch off. (Receiver) 0 Switch off. (Transmitter) Receiver Switch Retract the antenna. (Transmitter) Speed Control Trim Rudder Trim Adjust so boat will not For adjusting straightline speed off at once. running. Connector BATT CH. Speed Control Servo CH. Rudder Servo Battery Box In addition to this page, read the instruc-tion manual supplied with your radio as well.

4 Rudder E E E-ring 5 x 8mm Metal Bushing E E E-ring 5 Note the direction. Top 5 E E E-ring Rudder x mm Screw mm Nut Make sure that there is no gap. xmm mm Rudder.0mm Hex Wrench (.0mm) 5 x 8x mm 6 x 9 x mm Stainless Bearing Collar x mm Set Screw xmm 9 xmm 0 Note the direction Long Short 0.5mm Firmly tighten the set screw onto the flat spot. Pay close attention here! Assemble in the specified order. Apply grease.

5 Fuel Tank Mount Abrade the glued surface with sandpaper. 5 Sponge Tape Glued surface should be free from any oil residues and dirt. Rubber Sheet Close gaps with CA adhesive. 5 Fuel Tank Remove the flashing. 0 Silicone Tube 0mm 0mm Cut off. 0mm Silicon Tube (0mm) 0mm Silicon Tube (0mm) 8 9 Silicon Tube Washer 5mm 5mm 5mm Nut Tighten the 5mm Nut and make sure the movement of 9 to the directions as arrows show Engine Cowling mm mm 5mm Remove the protective film. 5mm Pay close attention here! Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). mm mm Drill holes with the specified diameter. Cut off shaded portion. Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. 5

6 7 Engine Mount x 0mm.6 x 5mm Cap Screw Cap Screw.5mm Hex Wrench (.5mm) x0mm x0mm.5mm Hex Wrench (.5mm) 5 mm Link to the bottom hole. Pre-assembled. x0mm 7 7 x0mm.6x5mm Firmly tighten in step. 8 Engine Mount x 6mm F/H Screw 6 Antivibration Rubber x6mm Note the direction Note the direction. x6mm 6 Assemble in the specified order. mm mm Drill holes with the specified diameter.

7 9 Engine Mount 9 Close gaps with CA adhesive. 9 Abrade the glued surface with sandpaper. Glued surface should be free from any oil residues and dirt. Rubber Sheet 0 9 Note the direction. 0 Radio Bpx Close gaps with CA adhesive. Abrade the glued surface with sandpaper. Rubber Sheet Glued surface should be free from any oil residues and dirt. x 8mm TP TP Screw 6 x8mm x x.5mm Collar Note the direction. 6 x8mm Align with the top mark Align with the second mark from the top. 5 x8mm Pay close attention here! Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Assemble left and right sides the same way. Cut off shaded portion. Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. 7

8 Radio Box 5 Sponge Tape 50 Antenna Grommet Apply sponge tape around the entire rim, leaving no gaps. 5 Sponge Tape Radio Box x 8mm TP TP Screw 8mm 8mm mm 5 Supplied with the servo. x8mm x8mm mm Use this hole. Rudder Servo 5 Radio Box 5 Cap mm Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Cut off shaded portion. mm Drill holes with the specified diameter. Must be purchased separately!

9 Radio Box x8mm x 8mm TP TP Screw 5 x8mm x8mm Throttle servo Radio Box Receiver 60 Nylon Strap 60 Nylon Strap Battery Box Antenna 6 Radio Box O P O-ring P 6 O P5 O-ring P <OFF> <ON> ON OFF Switch Note the direction. Supplied with the switch. Assemble in the specified order. Must be purchased separately! Cut off excess. 9

10 7 Radio Box Rod Stopper.5mm Hex Wrench (.5mm) mm x mm Set Screw mm Nylon Nut Supplied with the servo. xmm mm mm mm.5mm Hex Wrench (.5mm) xmm 0mm xmm 8 Radio Box Switch Connect as per radio instruction manual. Close. Open. 0 mm Cut off shaded portion. mm Drill holes with the specified diameter. Must be purchased separately! Assemble left and right sides the same way.

11 9 Hull x mm Set Screw 0 6 xmm.0mm Hex Wrench (.0mm) 6 Rod Guide xmm 9 8 Firmly tighten the set screw onto the flat spot. 0 Hull x mm Set Screw xmm 7 8 Firmly tighten the set screw onto the flat spot. xmm.0mm Hex Wrench (.0mm) Hull.6x8mm.6 x 8mm Screw A-5 x mm TP TP Screw 7.6mm mm Nylon Nut mm 7.6mm Nut xmm 7 Linkage Post mm xmm Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. Apply grease. Tentatively tighten.

12 Hull Don't pour instant glue at here. Glued surface should be free from any oil residues and dirt. 9 Abrade the glued surface with sandpaper. Hull < CHECK > < CHECK > < CHECK > < CHECK > 8 mm mm 9 Bottom Make sure that there is no gap. mm 8 Make sure that 8 runs parallel to the center line of the boat. CHECK After positioning, pour instant glue into the space around. Close gaps with CA adhesive. Close gaps with CA adhesive. Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Assemble left and right sides the same way. Pay close attention here!

13 Hull Make sure the position is correct; then, glue into place. Radio Box Bottom 85mm Make sure that there is no gap. Glued surface should be free from any oil residues and dirt. Close gaps with CA adhesive. Abrade the glued surface with sandpaper. 5 Hull 0 Make sure the position is correct; then, glue into place. 50mm 9 50mm 9 Glued surface should be free from any oil residues and dirt. Close gaps with CA adhesive. Abrade the glued surface with sandpaper. Pay close attention here! Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Assemble left and right sides the same way. Assemble in the specified order.

14 6 Hull Hull Note the direction. 8 mm 8 Abrade the glued surface with sandpaper. 8 Pay close attention here! Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Cut off shaded portion. Apply epoxy glue. Assemble in the specified order.

15 8 Hull x mm TP TP Screw x mm Set Screw 9 xmm.0mm Hex Wrench (.0mm) xmm xmm 9 Remove the rudder, drive shaft and engine. Re-install them after painting in step 9. 9 Painting Be sure to paint using a fuel proof paint. Leaving unpainted may result in damage Wash the parts with a synthetic detergent and dry them well. Then, cover with masking tape on both ends of to 8 keep out paint. 0 Masking Tape Paint with a fuelproof paint. Paint the inside of and 0 the backs of & Re-install the rudder, drive shaft and engine. 8 Pay close attention here! Assemble in the specified order. Assemble left and right sides the same way. 5

16 0 Hull 5 5 mm Grommet 5 Pipe Joint 60 xmm Silicone Tube 60mm Cut off. 5 xmm 60mm Silicone Tube (60mm) xmmtp Tighten the x TP Screws and make sure the easy movement of rudder to the directions as arrows show. Hull x mm Set Screw 69 5 A A = B B Adjust the angle as shown, and then tighten the set screws..5mm Hex Wrench (.5mm) xmm 0mm Silicone Tube (0mm) Silicone Tube 0mm Cut off. 6 Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Cut off excess. Assemble in the specified order. Assemble left and right sides the same way. Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling.

17 Hull 68 Fix with silicon sealant. Silicone Tube 0mm 5mm Cut off mm Silicone Tube (5mm) 5 5 xmm.0mm Hex Wrench (.0mm) Firmly tighten the set screw onto the flat spot. xmm 9 0mm Silicone Tube (0mm) x mm Set Screw 5 mm Grommet Pipe Joint 60mm Silicone Tube (60mm) Hull Rubber Band 0 0 Place 0 as shown. Cut off excess. Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Assemble left and right sides the same way. 7

18 Radio x mm Set Screw With the throttle stick in neutral. With the throttle stick pushed up. xmm.5mm Hex Wrench (.5mm) mm 5 "Astern" cannot be used. 5 Adjust the tightening position of 5 as shown above. See the radio instruction manual, too. 5 Cabin 58 0mm Abrade the glued surlace with sandpaper Hull 70 Body Pin Bend.6 x 8mm TP TP Screw.6x8mm Round off corners. 7 Stand 8 Pay close attention here! Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Cut off shaded portion. 6mm Do not do that! 6mm Drill holes with the specified diameter.

19 R Apply the decals to the spots indicated. Decals with no number apply any place. 7 Decals The decal numbers between brackets are only for the opposite side ( 5 ) ( ) 8 ( 9 ) ( ) 8 ( 9 ) 6 ( 7 ) ( ) 8 Adjust Running Adjusting the running posture and the speed by adjusting the angle of propeller. Bow will be up. Standard position. Bow will be down. Wind : light Waves : low Wind : strong Waves : high Bow will be up. Bow will be down. Make sure that there is no gap. Do not adjust the rudder beyond this point. xmm Adjust the angle by loosening the x screws. 9

20 WARNING: Do NOT operate the model in the following places and situations: (Non-observance may lead to accidents!) Operate the model in spacious areas with no people around! Do NOT operate it:. in places where children and many people gather!. in swollen rivers!. in rivers, lakes and other places with strong currents! * Non-observance may account for personal injury and property damage! PROHIBITED OPERATING YOUR MODEL SAFELY Always check the dry batteries in the radio! When the radio batteries get weak, transmission and reception decrease. You may lose control of your model when operating it with weak radio batteries. This may lead to accidents! Keep in mind that people around you may also operate a radio control model! NEVER share the same frequency with somebody else at the same time! Signals will be mixed and you will lose control of your model. 05 This may lead to accidents! When the model is behaving strangely...! Immediately stop the model and check the reason. As long as the problem is not cleared, do NOT operate it! This may lead to further trouble and unforeseen accidents! WARNING: in order to avoid accidents and personal injury, be sure to observe the following: Handle fuel ONLY outdoors! Vapors and exhausts are very noxious to health! Do NOT put fingers or any objects inside rotating and moving parts! Rotating and moving at high speed, you may be seriously injured touching them! PROHIBITED PROHIBITED Right after use, do NOT touch equipment on the model such as the engine and muffler, because they generate high temperatures! You may burn yourself seriously touching them! PROHIBITED ONLY use glow fuel for radio control models! Because the use of gasoline and kerosene in R/C models ac-- counts for fires, NEVER use them! Fuel is highly inflammable and high-explosive!. NEVER use fuel indoors or in places with open fires and sources of heat!. Store fuel ONLY in cool, dry and dark places out of childrenõs reach! Tightly shut the cap!. Do NOT dispose of empty fuel cans into a fire! There is danger of explosion! NEITHER swallow fuel NOR let it into your eyes! Immediate measures should be taken: if fuel is swallowed, in-- duce vomit-ing. If fuel gets into eyes, rinse them and consult an orphamologist! 0

21 ENGINE DESCRIPTION Needle Valve: Adjusts the amount of fuel inflow for the air/fuel mixture. Glow Plug: Ignites the compressed air/fuel mixture. Idle Adjustment Screw: Adjusts the carburetor opening at idle and low speeds. Throttle Lever: Adjusts the amount of air/fuel mixture inflow and controls engine rpm. CHECKLIST BEFORE RUNNING Recoil Starter: To crank the engine. Carburetor: Mixes air and fuel and controls engine rpm. Engines include many high-precision parts. If disassembling engines carelessly, their original performance may be lost! Are all screws securely tightened? Do moving/rotating parts move smoothly? Are they greased to ensure non-binding movement? Is the fuel lining proof and free of cracks? Make sure it is well connected. Are the muffler and exhaust damage-free and well connected? Are the transmitter and receiver batteries fresh? Is the battery box securely installed? Do the servo horns and linkages move without binding? Is the running area safe? Is nobody using the same frequency as you at the same time? Fill the tank. WARNING: Since exhausts and fuel vapors are noxious to health, use fuel only outdoors! ENGINE STARTING () Disconnect the tube from the carburetor when refueling. Switch on the radio. ON Throttle Lever Choke the engine. Pressure Tube Push the fuel tank a few times, pinching the pressure tube with your fingers. 5 ON Check! Idle Heat the glow plug. Adjust the needle valve. Fully tighten the needle valve without using force. Refer to the engine instruction manual and unscrew the needle valve as specified. When fuel reaches this point, push the fuel tank one more time.

22 ENGINE STARTING () 6 Start the engine. Engine starting becomes easier when the throttle trim is raised. Start the engine. Throttle Trim 7 Run up the engine. When rpm become stable, lower the throttle trim, and disconnect the glow plug heater. Do not run the engine for a prolonged period without running your boat! The engine will not be water-cooled and hence will overheat! 8 CAUTION: Beware of burning yourself! After starting or running, engines and mufflers become very hot! The break-in is necessary to ÒprepareÓ brand new engines to regular and smooth running! If you fail to break-in an engine, the lubricating oil inside does not spread and, as a result, the engine will be caked with burns; running becomes difficult and engine life is dramatically shortened. Adjust in the order and once the break-in is completed. Needle Valve Adjustment (Maximum Rpm Adjustment) Start the engine as explained in the chapter <ENGINE STARTING> and run your boat. Do not pull the recoil starter rope past its 50cm limit for you may break it. For stopping the engine, pinch the fuel tube to interrupt the fuel supply. BREAK IN ENGINE ADJUSTMENT Needle Valve Watch the speed of your boat when run-- ning straight ahead at full throttle. When tightening the needle valve 0 at a time, speed increases. When your boat reaches top speed, the needle valve setting is optimal. When tightening the needle valve further, exhausts become invisible and rpm decrease. Running the engine with this setting will damage it. Immediately unscrew the needle valve. Note that for normal running, the needle valve is unscrewed 0 ~0 from the valveõs optimal setting position! 9 After stopping the engine, first switch off the receiver, then the transmitter. OFF OFF During the break-in period, do not operate engine with high RPM. The engine may be damaged! Because RPM are not stable when performing break-ins, avoid windy days and rough sea! Also take precautionary measures to retrieve your boat for when the engine stalls while your model is off-shore. Idle Adjustment Screw (Idling Rpm Adjustment) Adjust with the throttle control stick in neutral. The engine stalls. Tighten /8~/ turns at a time. Idle Adjustment Screw Neutral Your boat speeds off too fast. Unscrew /8~/ turns at a time. Adjust the engine so neither your boat will speed off nor the engine stall when the throttle control stick is in neutral position.

23 MAINTENANCE Before putting aside, draw out fuel from the tank. Next, restart the engine to combust remaining fuel. Leaving fuel inside the engine makes engine starting difficult. Wipe off dirt and oil. Grease all moving parts. Disconnect the receiver batteries. Wipe up all water inside the hull. THE ENGINE DOES NOT START OR IMMEDIATELY STALLS PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY The engine does not start. Fuel does not get into the carburetor. The glow plug is not heated. Wrong carburetor setting. Push the primer button for priming the carburetor. Check if the glow plug heater is correctly connected. Replace with fresh batteries or recharge the Ni-Cd battery. Replace with a new glow plug. Read the instruction manual again and reset. The recoil starter is difficult to pull. The engine starts but immediately stalls. Overchoked. (The cylinder is flooded with fuel.) The recoil starter is damaged. No fuel. The fuel filter and air cleaner are clogged. Overheated. The glow plug is defective. Wrong carburetor setting. Remove the glow plug and vigorously pull the recoil starter to expel excess fuel. Replace with a new recoil starter. Fill the fuel tank. Clean the fuel filter and air cleaner, or replace them. Thoroughly cool the engine, unscrew the needle valve 0 and start the engine again. Replace with a new glow plug. Read the instruction manual again and reset.

24 BK-5 BK-0 BK- BK- BK- FD- H-87 SPARE PARTS No. No. Part Names Description (Key No. & Qty.) A AL-5 Plastic Parts (A) A x AL- Rod Set x 00 BK- Cabin x x 00 BK- Decal Decal Set 500 Stand 7 x Hull 6 x 0 x Throttle Linkage 5 x Rudder Linkage Set 7 5 x Stern Tube Holder x Tail Pipe 68 x 90cc 90cc Fuel Tank HJ- Pipe Set 5 x JS Flywheel Color Antenna 7 x 69 x Color Silicone Tube x Body Pin Muffler Gasket GT6S-MR GT6S-MR Engine 70 x 5 57 x 5 x 9 DxP. Propeller (DxP.) 9 x 950 Waterproof Sponge Tape 5 x Engine Joint (.0~.8) Antenna Grommet 50 x L Waterproof Flexible Boots (L) 5 x x *FOR JAPANESE MARKET ONLY. No. No. Part Names Description (Key No. & Qty.) mm 9855 mm Grommet 5 x O P 987 Silicone O-ring (P) Red 66 x O P5 Silicone O-ring (P5) Red 6 x Waterproof Switch Holder x x Waterproof Radio Box x x 5 60 x x Side Plate 55 x 6 x , Cord Boots, Cap 5 x Thrust Collar 6 x V LCG / F Plastic Parts (V LCG / F Mount) 7 8 x 9 0 x x Floating Engine Mount (For.0~.8) 9 0 x 6 x Antivibration Rubber 6 x Engine Cowling x SP Assy SP Out Drive Assy 0 x 5 x Rudder Joint Set 7 x mm mm Reversible Stopper Set 8 0 x 00 SP SP Out Drive Rudder x Rubber Sheet x Muffler (With Nipple) x Fuel Tank Mount 5 x x TC50 TC Stern Tube Set (50) 7 8 x x8mm x8mm Metal 5 x 00 Some of the parts included are not available as spare parts. Purchase optional parts instead. OPTIONAL PARTS No. Part Names Description 700 S 60, 0 KP/KY Fluorescent Strap (S) instead of 60, 0 pcs M 908 Fuel Filter (M) Shuts out dirt from fuel Hyper Silencer Set II For more engine power in middle to high speed TEL (for.0~.8) range. 907, Turn Fin Set For adjusting boat's running, type. TEL 90 Trim Tab Flap Set For adjusting boat position Water-cooled Manifold Improved cooling. 000 x8x Stainless Ball Bearing x8x x9x Stainless Thrust Ball Bearing x9x *FOR JAPANESE MARKET ONLY. No. Part Names Description 95 9, D7xP. instead of 9, pcs Metal Propeller (D7xP.) , instead of 5, pcs. 6, instead of 6, pcs. K Y OSHO R THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS TEL ( ) PRINTED IN KOREA

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P001.pdf Before commencing assembly, please read these instructions thoroughly. WINGSPAN : 195mm R THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS EP CESSNA 180 TRAINER INSTRUCTION MANUAL RADIO CONTROLLED ELECTRIC POWERED AIRCRAFT